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ceroomaster
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Casnewydd, Cymru
Aug 2002
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Ceroo has been launching satellites into orbit for a few years now, and would be happy to offer assistance.
Although we have no expertise in building inhabitable space structures, we have rockets capable of delivering large payloads into orbit, and work is due to begin soon on a totally-reusable craft. Once our problems here are sorted out...
Regards
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Jack_www
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THe United States of Jackson would like to be part of this project. In fact we believe we should from a space agency for Apolyton, so that we can explore the stars togather.
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Jack_www
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Originally posted by Urban Ranger
Okay, so we have three team members so far:
Noosland
Ceroo
Jackson
Our aeronautical agencies should meet and hammer out a team to oversee the project. |
We are ready to meat when you are. We though would not be opposed to having Noosland oversee the project, since it was your idea.
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ColdWizard
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Eternal Cold will join this stellar effort. However, the Eternal Cold Space Authority is under-funded and lacks state-of-the-art equipment.
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ceroomaster
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Casnewydd, Cymru
Aug 2002
time: 05:27
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After recently upgrading the port on the island, and installing some new facilities, Ceroo would like to invite the other members of the project to send their teams to Stella Island (formerly Cape Cooperday).
The island is where the majority of Ceroo's space launches have been from in the past 10 years and was already well-equiped to deal with large-magnitude launches.
Should the facility meet the required standards as agreed, Ceroo would renounce total control of the island and place the island under an international protectorate between all member nations.
As the following map shows it is quite far off-shore and far from any inhabited areas (for safety reasons).
The island is indicated by a blue cross as it is too small to see the coastline.
 Attachment: stella.jpg
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Jack_www
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We have set up a production site for parts for the space station in Jackson, and our government has allocated about 75 Billion Dollars towards the spacestation alone each year.
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ceroomaster
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Casnewydd, Cymru
Aug 2002
time: 05:27
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Originally posted by Urban Ranger
Noosland wishes to test launch a HLS from the Cerooan facilities. |
Of course, facilities are open to all treaty members.
Also, we have completed several extra 'Neptune 2' rockets capable of delivering huge payloads. The next sheduled launch, 7 days from now will see the first Cerooan manned mssion into space, for the final test of the heat-resistant shielding we will eventually use on the hull of our forthcoming reusable craft.
Development is now back underway as money has been sourced from the private sector, and military spending money has been reallocated.
However, we belive the rewards of this project will eventually outweigh the costs we endure now.
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Whaleboy
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Please make all cheques payable to Whaleboy
Jan 2003
time: 05:27
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This project has Marijuania's full support.
Scientific discovery, and the human urge for exploration is one of mankinds most noble endeavors, and investment in the future of space travel, exploration and utilisation is a key aim of Marijuania.
As such, we would like to offer the full services of the Marijuanian scientific and technological community, as well as the full results and research of the "Committee of Transdimensional Research", a body researching the question and implimentation of superlumial (faster than light) space travel.
We have developed the "Challenger" class of transdimensional-warp ships. Powered by quantum singularities, fusion reactors for light consumption, and matter/anti-matter conversion for power boosts, these ships boast extensive scientific, medical and transportation facilities. They are also heavily armed and shielded, should the unfortunate situation occur that they need to defend themselves.
The technology used here will be made fully available to the Apolyton Space Station project, in the hope that the Marijuanian Space Programme will also be accepted by this joint venture.
Now THAT is role playing!  
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Drogue
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Omnipresent conscience
Oct 2002
time: 05:27
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quote:
Originally posted by elijah
We have developed the "Challenger" class of transdimensional-warp ships. Powered by quantum singularities, fusion reactors for light consumption, and matter/anti-matter conversion for power boosts, these ships boast extensive scientific, medical and transportation facilities. |
Um, is this possible? I didn't think any nation had this form of technological advancement, however, if I see some evidence, or blueprints, then I will wholehearedly accept it. As for now, I reserve judgement. "I'll believe it when I see it".
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Originally posted by elijah
They are also heavily armed and shielded, should the unfortunate situation occur that they need to defend themselves. |
That won't be necessary. As the holder for the ISS defence contract, I already have some very high tech weaponry, both missile and ship based, that can defend the route from Apolyton to the Space Station.
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Originally posted by elijah
The technology used here will be made fully available to the Apolyton Space Station project, in the hope that the Marijuanian Space Programme will also be accepted by this joint venture. |
Already has been, will be added to the initiatives members list.
quote:
Originally posted by elijah
Now THAT is role playing! |
 
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ceroomaster
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Casnewydd, Cymru
Aug 2002
time: 05:27
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The first manned mission is more of a publicity stunt for the Cerooan people, we need to show them that we are not just 'hitching a ride' along with slightly more advanced nations. So, despite the cost, will still go ahead.
However we would gratefully accept Noosland's offer, and hope to come to an agreement on compensation for the transfer.
Meanwhile, Ceroo have completed the construction of The SolaGen Mk1, a module that can be used for generating power via solar panels. One SolaGen module could power several inhabited modules (we estimate 5-8 depending on energy consumption). Another one is due to be produced shortly. Any more would be subject to funding and the number of modules we're going to be putting up there.
edit: half a post again
Last edited by ceroomaster on 04-05-2003 at 18:56
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ColdWizard
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[News Broadcast]
A massive explosion rocked the Texice Launch Facility early this morning. The explosion occured during the engine startup phase of the first test launch of the experimental Halibut 1 heavy lift rocket. The exact cause of the accident is still under investigation, but it is reported that there were no causualties.
The Halibut 1 is a joint project between the Eternal Cold Space Authority and the Free Land of Lemmypokers. While the project will continue despite this setback, the Director of the ECSA has said that the incident could limit Eternal Cold's participation in the Apolyton Space Station to technical and financial support for the launches of other nations.
In related news, the Director of the ECSA announced that the team en route to Stella Island will continue the trip to provide assistance to the other nations involved in the project at that facility.
[/News Broadcast]
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Jack_www
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We already have rockets that we can use to launch various sparts of the Spacestation into orbit. The only problem is that we cannont send a maned crew up with the parts so they can be put togather in orbit. We are in the steps to making a reuseable spaceship that we can send a crew and the space station parts up togather. We already have a working protype and we are now testing it.
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